ContFmPreviousPhoto => A LESS THAN PERFECT PANORAMA VIEW Of => The Center of ZMM Book Town.
~9:29 am Wed 14 Aug: Hague, ND. “The ZMM Route” (Rt 11), Goes Straight East Through The Center of Town, As Seen In /\ Above /\ Panorama Photo.
….Concerning their 1968 travel through here, the Narrator reports => “We stop for gas at Hague and ask if there is any way to get across the Missouri between Bismarck and Mobridge. The attendant doesn’t know of any. … All of us go in a shop for coffee and rolls.”
…. The “Hague Café’, is likely where The ZMM Narrator says “go in a shop for Coffee & Rolls. This, is, opposite side of highway from the Grocery Store,, as discussed below, => AND => Will Be Shown In The Following GSV Photo.))
….NOTE: The /\ Above /\ Panorama Photo Shows The SAME CAMERA PHOTOS (And SAME Physical Location), As Previous Hi Quality Panorama Photo, But “Stitched”. By Less Than Perfect Efforts of Henry Gurr, Using Available APP’s.
..AND the /\ Above /\ Photo Is Kept Here, So You may “See The Difference”.
….Which as you can see in the /\ Above /\ Panorama Stitched by AutoStitch, the Photographic Quality is acceptable, but there are distracting brightness variations. And AutoStitch failed to include 1 of the 7 photos supplied, and the automatically created “Opening “View”, is in the a wrong & ugly direction This failures are ultimately caused by Henry Gurr’s inadequate Panorama Photographing Technique. The Previous Panorama Photo Stitched & Edit Improved by FlatWorld.com is Far Better.
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Nice Relief From Hot Sun As Henry Gurr Pulled Into A Shady Quiet Spot, to check maps, have breakfast, with his own, much needed coffee: Henry’s Morning Repast, was at a picnic table in City Park. To see Henry’s Prius Shady Spot and the City Park (to Right of Prius) => Please scroll Panorama, beyond the line of business building, & keep scrolling to the gateway between the Trees.. The City Park, was behind trees,
…Finding NO WiFi that “worked” with his Laptop, Henry asked in grocery store : , “Where to Connect? , The otherwise very helpful store manager, had no WiFi advice, but listened closely as Henry read the ZMM Book’s Narrator telling of his passing through her town, some 51 years ago! ((PHOTO NOTE: In Panorama Photo /\ Above /\, => To see the Grocery Store => Please scroll photo right, to the LAST of the row of commercial buildings (where you also see the grain elevator tower), The Small White Building, With Awning, is The Grocery, which by the Way Is A Cooperative Venture of Local Citizens, as is also the Hague Café..:
(ChangesSinceRobertPirsig1968Trip) =>
….When HSG was here Summer 02, the gas station that the Narrator reported, was no longer evident, but the Hague Café’s Old Red Brick Building, Was Good As Ever! And likewise, when HSG came thru Aug 2019.
… As of this writing, it is not clear whether => The Narrator’s a shop for coffee and rolls.” (The Hague Café’s Old Brick Building), has suffered, The Wrecking Ball Of Go Modern?
….Both Miles City, MT, and Laurel, MT, have lived with The Quick & Cheap & Modern, long enough to now Value The Old & Quaint: Thus they work hard to preserve and use their Traditional Quaint Old Buildings, that have “Character”: It is sincerely hoped that the Old Red Brick Café; Building will likewise treasured, honored,& preserved, long into the future! To See This Hague Café’ Old Red Brick Building, In Henry Gurr’s 2002 photo of this older building, please Click Here..
….This same old brick Hague Café’ building, opposite the Grocery Store, is shown in NEXT PHOTO.
Here Is An Interesting Article About The “City Owned” Hague Café’, Titled => Click Here For Article => “Good Food And Old Tradition At Hague Café.” By Lauren Donovan ,Oct 21, 2012. Click Here.
Cont Next.Photo => The Narrator’s “Go in a shop for Coffee & Rolls + People Drive From All Over For The German Specials At This Charming North Dakota Café!
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… Posted 19 Oct 2020. Revised 12 Oct & 19 Oct & 23 Nov 2020.
